Your DoD Contract Is at Risk
If You're Not CMMC Certified.
The Department of Defense now requires Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification for every company in the defense supply chain. No certification means no contract — regardless of how long you've been a trusted subcontractor.
Three Levels. One Question —
Which One Applies to You?
CMMC 2.0 replaced the original five-level model with a streamlined three-level framework. Your required level depends on the type of federal information your contract involves.
Designed for companies that handle Federal Contract Information (FCI) — information provided by or generated for the government under a contract but not intended for public release.
- Companies with basic federal supply contracts
- Manufacturers of non-sensitive components
- Service providers with minimal federal data access
Required for companies handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) — sensitive government data that requires safeguarding but isn't classified. This is the level most defense subcontractors need.
- Defense supply chain subcontractors
- Engineering and manufacturing firms
- IT and software contractors with CUI access
- Logistics and support service providers
The highest level — designed for companies on the most critical and sensitive defense programs. Builds on all Level 2 controls and adds enhanced practices from NIST SP 800-172 targeting advanced persistent threats (APTs) from nation-state actors.
- Contractors on critical weapons programs
- Companies handling the most sensitive CUI
- Prime contractors on high-priority DoD programs
Are You Ready for CMMC Level 2?
Check These 14 Control Domains.
CMMC Level 2 requires 110 controls across 14 domains. This checklist covers the most commonly failed areas during third-party assessments. Be honest — every gap is a finding that could cost you your contract.
Two Ways to Get CMMC Ready.
Both Start With a Free Discovery Call.
Not sure which option fits your situation? Book the free call and we'll confirm your required level and recommend the right path forward.
A complete gap analysis against your required CMMC level — with a written report, System Security Plan (SSP) foundation, and full remediation roadmap. Ideal before committing to ongoing services or ahead of a C3PAO assessment.
- Full gap analysis vs required CMMC level
- System Security Plan (SSP) foundation
- Written remediation roadmap
- Prioritized findings by contract risk
- Plan of Action & Milestones (POA&M)
- Executive summary for leadership
- NIST SP 800-171 scoring baseline
Free discovery call included
Ongoing CMMC compliance management from a former DoD ISSO — keeping your certification current, your controls implemented, and your contracts protected.
- Everything in the readiness assessment
- Full CMMC 2.0 control implementation
- Ongoing compliance monitoring
- Virtual CISO (vCISO) advisory
- Monthly penetration testing
- Quarterly C3PAO readiness reviews
- SSP maintenance & updates
- POA&M tracking & remediation
- Staff security awareness training
- Incident response plan & testing
- 24/7 threat monitoring
- Dedicated account manager
Free readiness assessment included
Heads up on timing. CMMC Level 2 C3PAO assessments are in high demand and assessors are booking months out. The earlier you start remediation, the better positioned you'll be. Don't wait for a contract renewal to start this process.
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Your Competitors Are Already
Getting CMMC Certified.
Prime contractors are already requiring CMMC certification from their supply chain before contract renewals. The window to get ahead of this is closing. A free discovery call takes 30 minutes and tells you exactly what level you need, what gaps you have, and how long remediation will take.
I operated within these exact frameworks on the government side. I know what assessors look for, what findings are most common, and how to get your organization ready — efficiently and without surprises.